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AMUSEMENTS. • im UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. BOYS' INSTITUTE BAZAAR. BOYS' INSTITUTE BAZAAR. BOYS' INSTITUTE BAZAAR. BOYS' INSTITUTE BAZAAR. TOWN HALL. THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. Opened by Mrs. S. A. Rhodes. Chairmen: Hon. A. L. Hordain. CAT SHOW. CAT SHOW. CAT SHOW. CAT SHOW. CAT SHOW. CA.T SHOW. CAT SHOW. , CAT SHOW. CAT SHOW. ADMISSION FREE TO ALL EXCEPT CHILDREN UNACCOMPANIED BY GUARDIANS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FROM TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT I GRAND DISPLAY BY ALL NATIONS GROUP. I'o-NIGHT! GRAND DISPLAY BY ALL NATIONS GROUP. MUSIC BY GAS COMPANY ORCHESTRA. . ADMISSION: Adults, Ib. Children, fid.

NEXT MONDAY. NEXT MONDAY. TOWN HALL. (Large Hnll and' Concert Chamber). OPENING DAY-NOVEMBER 3rd. From 9.30 ajn. till 11 p.nj. THE COMPETITIONS—H DAYS. THE COMPETITIONS—I 4 DAYS. THE COMPETITIONS-!! DAYS. THE COMPETITIONS—Ii DAYS. £750 S £750 (Including a £130 CUappell Piano, presented by F. J. Pinny, Ltd.) MAGNIFICENT DAY AND EVENING PERFORMANCES. MUSIC, DRAMA, ELOCUTION, ORATORY, DEBATING, CHILDREN'S DANCES, ETC., ETC., And GRAND CHORAL AND CHOIR CONTESTS. REMEMBERTlie Ei-ening Programmes will consist of the Best Performers hoard at the Day Sessions, which have been so arranged to give a fine, varied' programme each evening. PRICES—Dot Sessions, forenoon, 6d.; afternoon, Gd. Evening, 2s. (reserved), and Is. _ SEASON TICKETS, Ms. eoeh, admitting holder to every performance except Demonstration Nights. BOX PLAN now open at the Dresden, whero Season Tickets and ordinary Tickets mar be procured. EVERY DAY AND EVENING—A . MASSIVE PROGRAMME. Look out for Opening Programing in Saturdnv'6 papers. JAMES DYKES, Secretary. 149 FeatWatoii Street. . YFestport—N.N.E., breeze; barometer, 29.94: thermometer, 60. Shoiyery; sea considerable. Stephen Island— N.W.i light: barometer, 30.05; thermometer, 63. Hazy; sea moderate. ~ Ctape Campbell.--!*., fresh; barometer, 30.02; thermometer, 58. Cloudy; pea Jough. Ka.ikoura-.—E,, breeze; barometer, 29.87; thermometer, 60. Overcast; eca 6mooth. Akaroa Light,house.—N.E., fresh; biiromcter, 29.93; thermometer, 68. Foggy; 6MI smooth. Port Chalmers.—N.E., mode.rato gnle; barometer, 29.85; thormometor, 56. Bain; sea heavy. Nuggets.—N.E., moderate gale; barometer, 29.76; thermometer, 49. Rain; eea rough. Bluff —N. 8., light; barometer,- 29.70; thermometer, 53. Showery; Eea rough. October 30, 1913. 15..C. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington,

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